Hello,
Does anyone have any handy tips for getting the front hubs back on?
New bearings just fitted and so not too keen on my usual go-to of hit it with a hammer - it just needs a bit of "persuasion"!
Many thanks
Help with Hubs
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- Minor Friendly
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Re: Help with Hubs
Provided the shaft and inner part of the bearings are clean and burr free, the hubs should be a good fit and able to be pushed on.
Re: Help with Hubs
Are they good qualuty correct bearings? as above, if all clean then a push should be all that's needed.
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Re: Help with Hubs
Thanks gents.
I am relegating the hammer back to the shed
I am relegating the hammer back to the shed
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Re: Help with Hubs
As the other replies, re the hub, but a suggestion to the OP: Promote the mallet to your ‘go-to’ tool instead of a hammer.
There are not many tasks that actually require a hammer.
There are not many tasks that actually require a hammer.
Re: Help with Hubs
except track rod ends used to hit the fancy tool as well